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A group of more than 30 business leaders from across North Wales have joined together to voice their support for Parc Adfer, the new energy recovery facility being proposed for the Deeside Industrial Park. The group, which includes notable industry bodies such as the CBI Cymru, the Federation of...
Since Wheelabrator were announced as preferred bidder by theNorth Wales Residual Waste Treatment Project in April 2014, more than 50 businesses have already approached the Parc Adfer development team via the project website, the freephone hotline and in person, wanting to register their interest in...
Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is managing an independent consultation as it considers Wheelabrator’s application for an Environmental Permit. This is just one of the permissions that Wheelabrator will need to operate Parc Adfer. It focuses on how the energy recovery facility will operate to the...
Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. (Wheelabrator) has submitted its planning application to Flintshire County Council for Parc Adfer, the 200,000 tonne energy recovery facility being proposed for the management of residual waste across North Wales. The North Wales Residual Waste Treatment Project...